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  Oct 27, 2018

  Ex-Gay 'X-Factor' Contestant Faces Backlash for Saying He Found Christ, Left LGBT Lifestyle

  An ex-gay contestant on the Maltese version of the musical reality series "X Factor" has drawn backlash after he declared on the show that homosexual "love" is "sin" and that he left the lifestyle after he found Christ.

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  Oct 25, 2018

  Facebook Censors Pro-Life Ads Featuring Babies Who Survived Premature Birth

  The social media giant Facebook removed and rejected a pro-life group's election advertisements featuring the stories of two babies who survived premature births.

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  Oct 25, 2018

  5 Things to Know About the Pipe Bomb Saga

  As many as 10 suspicious packages containing what looked to be homemade pipe bombs were sent to prominent liberal politicians, donors and critics of President Donald Trump this week.

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  Oct 24, 2018

  Palestinian Authority, Hamas Using Torture to Silence Critics, Human Rights Watch Says

  A leading human rights watchdog has called out the Palestinian authorities for establishing police states in which peaceful protestors are regularly arrested and brutally tortured.

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  Oct 24, 2018

  John MacArthur to Step Down as Master's University President; Transition Announced

  Pastor and author John MacArthur has announced that he will no longer serve as president of The Master's University in California come May 2020.

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  Oct 24, 2018

  Netflix, Facebook Launch Masturbation Game to Promote 'Big Mouth' Puberty Cartoon Series

  A new Facebook game sponsored by Netflix is encouraging masturbation for children, a child advocacy organization is warning parents.

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  Oct 24, 2018

  God Protected Praying Mexico Beach Family's Home From Hurricane Michael's Destruction

  As Hurricane Michael has killed as many as 39 people earlier this month, one Florida family is counting its blessings after they survived the storm trapped in a flooding warehouse.

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  Oct 23, 2018

  FDA Investigates Website That Sells Abortion Pills to American Women Through the Mail

  A new website that enables women in the United States to receive abortion-inducing drugs from a foreign-licensed pharmacy in the mail is being investigated by the Food and Drug Administration.

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  Oct 23, 2018

  Bakers Fined $135,000 for Refusing to Make Gay Wedding Cake Appeal to Supreme Court

  The Oregon bakery couple that was fined $135,000 for not baking a custom cake for a lesbian wedding have appealed their case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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  Oct 23, 2018

  Atheists Put an End to Police Prayer Vigils, but Fail to Stop 'Pastors on Patrol'

  A police department in Louisiana will no longer host or promote citywide monthly prayer vigils following a complaint from one of the nation's leading atheist groups.